Posted by Bruce from Can. on June 27, 2016 at 03:21:55 from (74.12.75.96):
Thinking of up grading my baler , to a baler with a cutting rotor that will cut the hay or straw into smaller pieces. We would like to have chopped straw for bedding cows , but don't want another job to do each day. And straw choppers for large round bales are costly. So if we cut the straw some as we bale , seems like a good fit . My Kubota dealer would really like to sell one of their new silage balers , formally built by Kneveland I guess . Never seen any of these balers , and would guess none of you have either . My current baler is now 4 years old , and I can get most near all I paid for it on the trade. Just would like to know ,how well baler knives chop material , and how much power do they take? Looking forward to advise , Bruce
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